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UPPER RESPIRATORY SYSTEM
LOWER RESPIRATORY SYSTEM
NOSE
LARYNX
NASAL CAVITY
TRACHEA
PARANASAL CAVITIES
PHARYNX
ORAL CAVITY
BRONCHI
LUNGS
THE NOSE
Air enters through two openings, THE
EXTERNAL NARES or NOSTRILS.
•
Just inside each nostril is an expanded
VESTIBULE containing coarse hairs.
•
A midsagittal NASAL SEPTUM divides
the NASAL CAVITY.
• The maxillary, nasal, frontal, ethmoid and sphenoid
bones form the lateral and superior walls of the nasal
cavity.
• The HARD and SOFT PALATES form the floor of the
cavity. ( the posterior part of the soft palate is the UVULA
)
• The external portion of the nose is composed of cartilage
that forms the BRIDGE and the TIP of the nose.
• Posteriorly the INTERNAL NARES open into the
nasopharynx.
THE PHARYNX
• Is a chamber shared by the digestive and respiratory systems.
• It extends between the internal nares and the entrances to the
larynx and esophagus.
• A stratified squamous epithelium lines the pharynx.
• THE THROAT OR PHARYNX IS DIVIDED IN THREE
REGIONS
1.
Upper NASO-PHARYNX
2.
Middle OROPHARYNX
3.
Lower LARYNGOPHARYNX
THE NASOPHARYNX
LIES SUPERIOR TO THE SOFT
PALATE
• SERVES A PASSAGEWAY FOR
AIRFLOW FROM NASAL CAVITY
• IT CONTAINS THE PHARYNGEAL
TONSILS ( adenoids ) IN POSTERIOR
WALL, AND THE OPENNINGS OF
THE EUSTACHIAN TUBES ( auditory
tubes )
THE OROPHARYNX
•
EXTENDS FROM THE SOFT PALATE
DOWN TO THE EPIGLOTTIS ( base of the
tongue )
•
IT CONTAINS THE PALATINE AND
LINGUAL TONSILS.
THE LARYNGOPHARYNX
INCLUDES THE
NARROW ZONE
BETWEEN THE
HYOID BONE AND
THE ENTRANCE TO
THE ESOPHAGUS.
THE LARYNX
• JOINS THE LARYNGOPHARYNX WITH THE
TRACHEA.
• IT CONSISTS OF CARTILAGES
• IT IS ALSO CALLED THE VOICE BOX.
• THE THREE MAIN CARTILAGES ARE:
THROID CARTILAGE ( Adams´s apple ),
EPIGLOTTIS, AND CRICOID CARTILAGE.
• THE EPIGLOTTIS IS A PIECE OF ELASTIC
CARTILAGE THAT FALLS OVER THE
OPENING ( GLOTTIS ) DURING
SWALLOWING TO PREVENT INGESTED
FOOD FROM ENTERING THE
RESPIRATORY TRACT.
THE LARYNX
• TWO PAIRS OF FOLDS SPAN THE
GLOTTAL OPENING. FALSE VOCAL
CORDS ARE INELASTIC BUT THE
TENSION IN THE VOCAL CORDS CAN BE
ADJUSTED BY VOLUNTARY MUSCULAR
MOVEMENTS.
• DURING EXPIRATION AIR FLOWING
THROUGH THE LARYNX VIBRATES THE
VOCAL CORDS ( TRUE VOCAL CORDS )
AND PRODUCES SOUND WAVES.
• COUGHING AND LARYNGEAL SPASMS
ARE PROTECTIVE REFLEXES THAT
PROTECT THE GLOTTIS AND TRACHEA
FROM FOREIGN OBJECTS AND
IRRITANTS.
THE TRACHEA
• IS A TUBULAR STRUCTURE WITH
4.25 in. IN LENGTH AND 1 in. IN
DIAMETER.
• AT ITS CAUDAL LIMIT THE
TRACHEA DIVIDES TO FORM THE
PRIMARY BRONCHI.
• LIES ANTERIOR TO THE
ESOPHAGUS
THE TRACHEA
ALONG THE LENGTH OF THE TRACHEA ARE
15-20 C-SHAPED PIECES OF HYALINE
CARTILAGE (TRACHEAL CARTILAGES)
THE TRACHEAL MUSCLE HOLDS THE TWO
SIDES OF THE C-SHAPED CARTILAGE
TOGETHER POSTERIORLY
TRACHEA IS LINED WITH
PSEUDOSTRATIFIED CILIATED COLUMNAR
EPITHELIUM
THE TRACHEA BRANCHES WITHIN THE
MEDIASTINUM, FORMING THE LEFT AND
RIGHT PRIMARY BRONCHI
LEFT AND RIGHT PRIMARY
BRONCHI
• ( extrapulmonary bronchi )
• EACH BRONCHUS ENTERS A
LUNG AT A GROOVE, THE HILUS.
• EACH BRONCHUS BRANCHES
INTO INCREASINGLY SMALLER
PASSAGEWAYS TO CONDUCT
AIR INTO THE LUNGS
SECONDARY BRONCHI
• ( intrapulmonary bronchi )
• AS THERE ARE LOBES OF
EACH LUNG
• THE SMALLEST
PASSAGEWAYS ARE THE
BRONCHIOLES
THE LUNGS
• ARE A PAIR OF CONE SHAPED ORGANS LYNING IN
THE PLEURAL CAVITIES.
• THE APEX IS THE CONICAL TOP OF EACH LUNG,
AND THE BROAD INFERIOR PORTION IS THE BASE.
• EACH LUNG HAS A HILUS, A MEDIAL SLIT WHERE
THE BRONCHIAL TUBES, VASCULARIZATION,
LYMPHATICS, AND NERVES REACH THE LUNG.
• EACH LUNG IS DIVIDED INTO LOBES BY DEEP
FISURES
Right Lung
• IS DIVIDED IN
THREE LOBES
( SUPERIOR,
MIDDLE and
INFERIOR )
LEFT LUNG
IS DIVIDE BY AN
OBLIQUE
FISSURE INTO
SUPERIOR AND
INFERIOR
LOBES
THE PLEURAL
CAVITIES
• The thoracic cavity is bounded by the ribcage and the
muscular diaphragm.
• The mediastinum divides the region into TWO PLEURAL
CAVITIES.
• The pleural cavity is lined with a serous membrane, THE
PLEURA.
• PARIETAL PLEURA lines the thoracic wall, diaphragm,
and mediastinum.
• VISCERAL PLEURA covers the surfaces of the lungs.
Alveoli
• THE ALVEOLAR WALLS ARE MADE OF SIMPLE
SQUAMOUS PULMONARY EPITHELIUM
• SCATTERED AMONG EPITHELIUM ARE
SURFACTANT CELLS
• THAT SECRETE AN OIL COATING TO PREVENT
THE ALVEOLI FROM STICKING TOGETHER AFTER
EXHALATION.
• ALSO IN THE ALVEOLAR WALL ARE
MACROPHAGES THAT PHAGOCYTIZE DEBRIS OR
POTENTIAL PATHOGENS
• PULMONARY CAPILLARIES COVER THE
EXTERIOR OF THE ALVEOLI